Rishikesh Tour Packages

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Rishikesh Holiday Packages

Swastik Holiday Rishikesh packages are the best option if you want to have a memorable trip to Rishikesh. From Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, or Bangalore, Swastik Holiday offers the most comprehensive selection of customised Rishikesh travel packages. Choose our Rishikesh holiday packages with incredible prices and deals. Explore the main Rishikesh tourist attractions with Swastik Holiday's holiday packages to Rishikesh, which offer a selection of experiential tours and activities.

Places to Visit In Rishikesh Tours

Rishikesh is a small city on the Ganges River that is immensely popular with spiritual, religious, and cultural travellers, particularly those who follow Hindu religions. Rishikesh is home to Hindu temples, ashrams, yoga and meditation centres, traditional shops, Indian eateries, and, most importantly, Rishikesh is a hub for adventure white water rafting. Thousands of travellers visit Rishikesh throughout the year to gather cultural understanding, practise yoga, and enjoy river rafting. In this article, we will highlight one of the best spots to visit in order to view and experience Rishikesh's rich cultural and adventurous past.

1. Maa Ganga Aarti -Parmarth Niketan

Parmarth Niketan is one of Rishikesh's largest ashrams, with over a thousand rooms and a large lawn with a magnificent garden of flowers and trees that refreshes the surroundings and minds of pilgrims who visit the ashram. Every day at twilight, a beautifully planned aarti begins with lights, bells, Diyas, and prayers resounding throughout the atmosphere.Attending this divine mother Ganga aarti will remove all your stress, pain and problems that you can sense from the very beginning.

2. Evening Maa Ganga Aarti - Triveni Ghat

Triveni Ghat is the busiest and largest ghat on the Ganga's bank in Rishikesh. In terms of Hindu religious belief and faith, this is a very sacred ghat. Evening Aarti at Triveni Ghat is known as Maha Aarti, and it is considered to be one of the purest works done in human existence. Prayers, Bhajans, Bells, Drums, and Sankohs cleanse the air, and devotees float Diyas on leaves in Maa Ganga, which resemble thousands of floating stars. If you're visiting Rishikesh, make sure you don't miss Maha Aarti at Triveni Ghat.

3. Lakshman Jhulla& Ram Jhula

The Lakshman Jhula Bridge is named after Lord Rama's younger brother. The Lakshman Jhulla bridge, which is 450 feet long, 06 feet wide, and approximately 75 feet above the Ganga river, is a major tourist attraction in Rishikesh. Reconstructed in 1930 using metal wires and no foundation support, it is one of a kind. Ram Jhulla Bridge, which is 02 kilometres long, is located just one kilometre before Lakshman Jhulla. On these bridges, one may experience the fresh chilly breeze blowing across the Ganga river, as well as the small swing created by the strong wind.

4. NeerGarh Waterfall

On the Badrinath Highway, NeerGarh Waterfall is approximately 12 kilometres from Rishikesh bus station and 05 kilometres from Tapovan Rishikesh. The first portion of the NeerGaddu waterfall is reached via a difficult 1-kilometer hike, followed by a half-kilometer trek to the second phase of the cascade. After a challenging hike, you'll arrive at a beautiful waterfall and a pleasant tiny pond, where you may relax and enjoy yourself.

5. Neelkhanth Mahadev Temple

The Hindu sacred temple of Lord Shiva, Neelkhanth Mahadev Temple, is located at a height of 4500 feet in Pauri Garhwal District, 32 kilometres from Rishikesh. According to Hindu mythology and religion, Lord Shiva absorbed all of the poison that was released by Gods and Demons during the Samudra Manthan procedure. Lord Shiva's entire throat (Khanth in Hindi) turned blue (Neel in Hindi) after drinking the poison, which is why the temple is known as "Neelkhanth " Temple. The temple is easily accessible by vehicle; the route from Garudchatti Bridge to Neelkhath Parking is around 20 kilometres long and narrow.

6. Patna Waterfall Trek

There is a waterfall named Patna, named after a tiny village, in a tranquil spot surrounded by dense forest and caves with steep and narrow terrain via Jungle of around 1.5 KM from Neelkhanth Road. How to Get There - 06 km from Lakshman Jhulla in the direction of Neelkhanth temple, there is a tiny Tea / Maggie Stall on the left and a path to the waterfall on the right. Despite the fact that the walk is just 1.5 kilometres long, it takes around two hours to complete due to the steep and narrow terrain. While trekking, take in the flora and fauna of Raja Ji national park, and once there, relax and enjoy the waterfall.

7. Shivpuri

Shivpuri is 17 kilometres from Rishikesh City on the important Badrinath Highway.Shivpuri is known for river rafting because it is where the famed 16-kilometer Shivpuri Rafting begins. Every year, a hundred thousand thrill seekers flock to Shivpuri to go river rafting. If you don't want to go rafting, you can relax on the beaches and enjoy the natural beauty of Shivpuri. In addition to river rafting, Shivpuri offers Ziplining, Reverse Bungee Jumping, Nature Walks, and Camping.

8. Jumpin Heights

On the major Shillogi route, Mohanchatti Village is 20 kilometres from Rishikesh City. Bungee Jumping, Flying Fox, and Giant Swing are among the extreme adventure sports available at Jumpin Heights. All of these activities are full of excitement, thrill, and anxiety, and they are all overseen by certified New Zealand jumpmasters. Prices for Activities are set in stone and are not negotiable under any circumstances.

9. Kunjapuri Temple

The Mata Sati (Wife of Lord Shiva) Temple in Kunjapuri is one of Uttarakhand's famed 52 Shaktipeeth. The temple is about 26 kilometres from Rishikesh and is located at a height of 5600 feet in Narender Nager, Tehri Garhwal district.

On one side, you can see Chaukhamba range, Gangotri Peak, and Swarga Rohini on one side, and Doon Valley, Rishikesh City, and Haridwar on the other side. It is necessary to pay a visit to the magnificent holy temple, which has an amazing perspective and where you can spend some quality time.

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10. Devprayag - 75KM

In Uttrakhand, there are five Prayags (river confluences), the last of which is at Devprayag, where the river Alaknanda and the river Bhagirathi meet. After Devprayag, the Ganga river is formed at the confluence of these two rivers and is known as Ganga. People travel from all across the country to perform ceremonies and take a plunge in the Sangam, which has immense religious significance in Hindu religions (confluence).

Things To do in Rishikesh

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, attracts over 800,000 tourists each year from all over the world. And the number is growing every year, which is good news for tourists and local inhabitants because it expands their sources of income. Rishikesh is known for its cultural and spiritual history, as well as being the capital of yoga and adventure sports. Rishikesh is a must-see on any traveler's itinerary.

River Rafting in Rishikesh

River rafting in Rishikesh is one of the most popular adventurous water activities among tourists since it is full of fun, adventure, and thrill. There are four primary rafting points from which rafting begins and ends, all of which are located near Laxmanjhulla.

Bungee Jumping

Rishikesh is home to India's highest Bungy Jumping point, which you have to believe. On the Neelkhanth Road, about 20 kilometres from Rishikesh, there is a settlement called Mohanchatti. where some of the world's greatest jump masters from New Zealand will conduct your jump. If you have the courage, you must attempt a Bungy Jump in Rishikesh.

Zipline Shivpuri Rishikesh

Want to go sightseeing on the Ganga with a deep fear of falling from a height of 220 feet into a depth that no one knows about, and the best part is that you'll be tied to a rope. The Bajaj Group organises the zipline, and to participate in this activity, you must travel to Shivpuri, which is 17 kilometres from Rishikesh's main city.

Jungle Safari at Raja ji National Park

Raja Ji National Park is home to more than 50 mammal species and 300 bird species, as well as one of the world's most deadly snakes. Late Shri C Raja Gopala Chari, the first governor general of independent India, was honoured with the name Raja Ji National Park. When he came here for hunting, he was so taken with the beauty of the Flora and Fauna that he determined to rescue it and sought to establish a wildlife sanctuary.

The big Asian Elephants, Bengal Tigers, Leopards, Black Bears, Hyena, Jackels, 03 distinct species of deers (Sambhar, Spotted Deer, and Barking Deers), Phytons, King Cobra, and 300+ various kinds of birds may all be seen while on a Jungle Safari at the national park.

Flying Fox – 01KM Long

The Flying Fox by Jumpin Heights in Rishikesh is another extreme adventure experience that will make your heart skip a beat. You should know that it is Asia's longest flying fox, measuring approximately 1 kilometre in length and standing at a height of more than 200 feet. You will be travelling at a speed of 140 KMPH at one point, and your brain will stop working due to dread. However, bear in mind that your organiser is among the greatest in the world, and safety is their top priority.

Cliff Jumping & Body Surfing

Rishikesh has transformed into a haven for adventure enthusiasts, thanks to white water rafting on the Ganga. With the rise of tourist rafting expectations, the providers have added an extra toast to the thrilling experience by inventing a Cliff Jump point and incorporating Body Surfing into the rafting experience. The Cliff Jump location is located near Brahmpuri 05km, shortly before the Rafting ends, and it truly adds to the fun. While one of you is jumping off a cliff into the Ganga, your classmates will be enjoying Maggie on a raft.

Trekking | Hiking - Patna Waterfall

The famous Patna Waterfall is located approximately 02 kilometres from the main road, just 06 kilometres from Laxmanjhulla on Neelkhanth road. Patna Waterfall is named after a nearby tiny hamlet of the same name. The hike is a little challenging because it takes you into the jungle of Raja Ji National Park on a steep and narrow trail. The trip to the waterfall takes approximately 01.30 hours, but once you've completed it, you'll feel like you've accomplished something and spent your free time admiring the waterfall. There is also a tiny Tea and Maggie stall where you can have some refreshments.

Air Safari In Rishikesh

Have you ever thought of having wings and fly like a bird over the entire city of yours or how your city looks from a Bird's eye. If so, then this is the best activity for you to experience Bird View of Himalayan Mountain, Ganga River and Rishikesh City.

Air Safari in Rishikesh is operated from Doiwala which is approx 17km from Rishikesh on Dehradun –Haridwar Highway.